MeanTeachers.Com helps thwart student hackers

MeanTeachers.Com has released a software encryption program to help teachers protect grades and other sensitive data residing on their PC's.

MeanTeachers.Com, website for the best teachers, is making available a software program, called Surelock, that protects from mischievous student hackers the grades, tests, and other sensitive data residing on a teachers PC. Utilizing sophisticated encryption technology, Surelock renders selected computer files unreadable to wandering eyes.

School computers are particularly vulnerable to infiltration by students attempting to change grades or steal tests. Any computer hooked into the schools network is vulnerable to attack from anywhere. Nothing on computer is truly private unless encrypted. Stand alone PCs are somewhat safer but still subject to intrusion by anyone who gains access to it. Such attacks usually occur without the teachers knowledge. Surelock is a simple to use solution. Information and a free trial are available from MeanTeachers.coms web site, http://www.meanteachers.com/surelock.

MeanTeachers.Com is a new internet site geared to teachers. In addition to e-mail addresses touting one's affiliation, there are also features on combating plagiarism and shopping specials from major retailers.

MeanTeachers.Com is the brain child of internet pioneer Laurence A. Canter, and a "mean" high school science teacher in California who prefers to remain behind the scene for the time being.

For Additional Information, Please Contact:
Laurence Canter
MeanTeachers.com
http://www.meanteachers.com
707-581-2108
lcanter@meanteachers.com